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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-05-26

When Baby was sick wc gave her Casloria,
When she was n Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, sho clung to Castoria,
When shc had Children, sho gave thom Castoria
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-05-26

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-05-26

NRHA HEcan live at home, and make more
HHh ahmoney M work for us, than al any.
U b1thine else in This world. Capiial
not needed you are started Tree.
Roth boxes; all ages Any one can do the work.
Costly outlt and terms free Retier not delay.
Costs, ou nothing 10 send us your nd dress and
fnd ouI II you are wise YOU Mill 40 so al once
III. HALL 1T A CO.,
Portland. Maine.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-05-26

CHOICE BRICK. undersigned
has for sale lo5 of choice brick.
G. 9. LOSE, Rebersburg, La.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Some Of he boys Who alLended Jimmy
Hosells wedding are Occasionally seen
With their heads together and the result ID
q ways hearty laugh. Now the occasion
OF all his merriment 10 this: viii you
tAxs this woman TO De your lawfully
welded wife" prOpounded Rev. Moerdy ~
the ceremony.
James took on far away expression and
remained silent The reverend gentleman
nodded MS head IS ii TO imply the answer
and jimmy suddenly returned 10 conscious
ness and gAsped OUT
'les-why yes-certainly, of course.
The bride DluShed, and-well the BRIDE
gfoOm's face took on brighter color and
several OF the guests were guilty OF wee
small TENOR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23


nzssa< ess.ss sxzan--s.a4esi NFh-~s Dis-
ehzrss q t02sx Sri !. 1rss>AsI
Eo0r cases 81 pl4s1 er22ks ssTs e-sPsssa
II = Pol.cs Co4<t yesssEdzy. tAs lzss-sat
- 90 a4sHas tk= lsssE--ol sAoza ~@s H.
lis G1sssoa-z kifi ~ tsn-lsE years eek =
aaek sxp4rizaes Il ia says u ths esltls.
Mzltss as fs1ad sAss a. 8l<al - Pslsol-
alsa suiSb IA lhs are. a J2s 4. sls@sErs
sososa. - ths coTasr q Csu&l-ss AGa Cres-
ssas-sxs s1s lad bisek ESQ sBd t4d
cfsatA. snd to0z hzF arrssl u ac1 - heart
1lss ~sEl 0g<r f0r lssnty days. cos : Tx
raaz1eE ~ 80 sl-42-i chil3fcns ai41 during
shs past yssr sns 14s s<fyfd tefms Ia TIE
DstzoIE A04se ID Coffecglo4 A1d Ia tie
eoaaEy gad-
CarlslrA Wohlgemath. grocer doing
besiaess st L1s corasr u bfssdsas 2nd
Norta-sz.. accused oy one David Bradford
of assazls knd battery sas Lisd cSi0rs TIE
Court 41a esQltEed- Tue tF0uois SFes 01t
of clsls s1Is Ia nleh bFzifofd secured =
l4dxEsnt. D4sia gave secGnty for costs IA
Tie case and sia haze - put up SO or 80
70 jsll On a , ~ execution.
samuel Ayhart. charged by c. Q. Rood
~iln having secured tns endorsement Of A
dr.fl Tor ss5 % means of falss pfsgsnsss.
- discharged. tie case being noiie pros 4
by the Prosecuting Attorney. ihe draft vas
dfasn on al EASTERN nrm, sna a. 40 meu-
Der ~ Ebs lrm would coaie heTe - testify
that tle Fepre>s atatisns regsriias Nynsrt :
connection NJh tie house ~sse false, the
case 1sd ~ so down.
Lottie Cooper. pretty girl about 10 years
OF age Eas aFFss nsI on . charge oi sinp.e
larceny preferred D. Mrs. Lill4n L. Walker,
VII charges her with h4yiDz stolen q gold
watch and chan. va ued at 50. The case
~as al .oarnea until omorros morning and
County Aseat dOlcoM0 n0tltied- The gifi
crlel butterfly on being taken 10 Jail. bat was
sli5se 70 remain Ia the ONCE oy Ine kind
hearted Turnkey until she was released on
nil
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
SALE OF HoRSFS-

The auction sale of driving. carriage and
work horses advertised TO take place at
Hodges hvery barn on Loais-st. was a sue
cess 10 every way Mr.. Hodges reputation
as reliable dester in horses has become
pretty well established here, so that an auc-
tion sale of horses at his place meant rare
chance for buyers, who were on hand in
goodly numbers. Ten horses were sold
yesterday 10 tie satisfaction Of all con
cerned, as Mr.. Hodges guarantees to refund
money If horses are not found to be as
represented. The success OF these sales in
the past will warrant their continuance
every week in the future, and Hr. Hodges
announces that for next Saturday ne has
about forty head OF horses. some fine drivers
and carriage horses. and others good work
horses, which will next Saturday afternoon
be sold at public auction. The sale will
also be continued every week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The Boston Hera 4 IN speaking of James
yersalist Church Tuesday evening next
says; This lecturer is gaining rapidly in
the popular estimation. and there seems "a
be no good reason Why be should not. His
thorough and life like exposition OF ths
principal characters incident to the writ
lngs he selects tor his subjects. together
WITH his excellent readings and recitation:
of these writings. prove most fAscinstins
entertainment as well as instructive exer
clses.' A large number of tickets have
already been sold by the ladies having thi.
Apologize course OF lectures IN charge, anC
their success is assured. We hope 10 see d
crowded house Tuesday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Fiea.1snx l14a 3 iss4. 1s1 e .oss Sss
! fsTx esaF54x4 severa. 2ec teals. bat -
- ask lsas1a...- - s..4L -. - 1ealss Pzsa
4414seif Id ls4s 1tsiz4-11t-grt- ne "a b.
taiax as .lusns lEaiesi@s dsziss isf -
aSaslnasi1a- As e fks DeDS<raEe czadl-
5ales. Senator ;szsezer.sses SAL ~iz kee
Lsla4ll4La 14Ef Lsle hst 81 o9s=fi.ot ss
Sss- tofk. Hi = - zet tss sssiez si a. t1s
s.aIi4EazE. safe IisfsI41< $50 set t49
f1fes - 4sI4J 4.starss lslesl+ A@ls = 1eE-
ssIfAslse goa --9e sza csene1sd n<1
1lsisze . e1aies ss Lae stE.sn IA stsaA-
ia ia1uz1l tDe HeLaolA-z1s ~ As9 YORK
tas taksa > srEu4z st4Dl 90 - ll4a4f
s.4ee "a. sn1 - co& - .@c sa4 t1s
Fr3l4.sllio1ists dida't s1ys tie sense -
crop Llrlr party @FgaAiz4i "a snd ssppcft
taela T1s >enstoF Ia0akat E4nfszsi
said Maks . slzons e4ls,l1aaLss s-kFs<
lross.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The ianher af me 0scods md An Ssols
mills Cor TIE season . estimated Al 260 600. =
o. feet.
The Mussegon Ns,cs ssvs. Work IN the
woods - aeeioniag TO - pushed at lively
rate. Nen ard teams are sent uo he river
a. FAST ~ camps can be organized AMI the
crews got fozefhsr A. signs point to a
good sea. ons wors IN thar iae. and a good
cut of iaEs Nea sn8 tesms srs both some
wbst scaice. and wages siii be somewhat
hixber than isst season. Log scaIers srs "a
good fensnd. - = good many scsiers are
snsagei "a fhs m rs AID wiI be iii the
sawinK season seS.
A West ssv City lumhernsn e quoted "a
making fhis prediction. There MI nos -
nesriv - much 'iuosr gotten oat as Tor
srvefsi seasrns nast Seversl arse iobbers
On fhe river 81 The are@ent t1ne a. keeufn (
their horses. having 40 sprk to do The
oulv lum c~rir< 70 snr great s1tent vii ~
where The tuter hsS been burned and this
nraoer wili 1e ems mere -a ssvs it. forest
fires aid = <resfer snorns Of damage se um-
ber In tbs Neuou8tn~e cisfriet than - anv
ether rorton ef ne Stsfe. Fkfs iisfrftf
6id not su1er ron Ere 20 any great *
fant
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

TIE cleveland tessi~ hss = repreSen tsfivs
m tbis iu Fho ls hunang NJ snmnnttion
sor csmpsign szainsi the rssent mode Of
pavins CieveIsni e,tr dicers In netroit
ther gef salsrss rsnsing 6um : ga -
A. sse. vhiie IN the Fere-t Citg every on
e~r rp,eiTes both saisrT s8i sees TIE civ
Auditor of Clevelsni ass ths sslla 3u-.ss -
.he CIV II rrsr cd pesreit ae ulsees the
ritv q usore~ n Nea'e~er 'anks 81 eases
- - : ve- 'sF rrEnDt sran fer RS sar'
~slts = ssid t1 tucuns CD aot i-ss lssn
- etar ,~-raIfr Nr an tha
-1rre-ar,f. saVs ae hss tre r-if-sn e. -s
- s-s~r .s.ris tts tsr he on'a Srste aes-
f...re .- re srG frat fae rs .fstrrl -
,sv.-s n -s .n Cleveland aust se-rs-
- So as
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Credit Is due the German women and
physicians for drst using Red Clover bios
SONS az q medicine. Best results are ob.
tanned when combined With other msdici-
nsl roots and herbs. a. in Or. Jones Red
Clover Tonic which IL the best known
remedy for al blood diseases. stomach snd
liver troubles. piupIss. costivsness, bsd
breath. piles. szue and malaria diseases. in
digestion. loss of appetite, loE spirits, head
ache and all diseases Of tbs kidneys Pros
50 cents OF F. 2 Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

There is no denying TIE hct that D..
Jones Red Cover Tonic = the most sucos ss-
fli blood purifier ever put on toe market
Is wonderfui cures IN sil stomach. kidnsy
s1d liver troubles las brought ont many
mutations It restores debiHtsted nerve
ussues restoring tbs force lost hy sickness.
mental YORK or excessive use - liQaor
opium and tohscco r r Wilson vi.i
sappIv fhs genuine a. 50 cents a hoffI-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The best on earth can truly be said o
Grigg's Glycerins Salve. which i, a sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises. .scaldss,
burns, wounds and all other sores. Will
positively cure piles. letter and al skin
eruptions. Trv this wonderful healer. Sat
isfscfion guaranteed OF money refunded.
Only = cents Of Z. r. wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The following item OF local interest is
taken from the Marquette Mining Journal
''To which business college viii We send
tie young mani is an important question
among parents at the present tims. We
answer, the Grand Rapids Business College.
IL Is not excelsed for .thoroughness by simi-
ar institutions in the country"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The popular hair dresser. Mrs. Douglass.
of 65 Monroe ST. has just received u large
and very choice line of Amber and OIidized
silver pins and combs together with an
for the hsir. Cali and examine them, ';.ill
do you good.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

= sbcut "a ooo. snd We would ssT 81 lssst
one-haif Ars troubled With some sf.of 90
= tns Tbrosf and Lungs, e. those co~-
aints srs. scco nag % statistics. afore
numerous tnsn others. We w0ai6 sdv5.e a.
rof ta neglect The opportunity - CO ou "a
sni sst hotle Of ksup's Bs'ssm f5v fhs
Ieress sd LInxs. Pr1ce Sc and g. "a
Ira. sac 10 cputs Reererff1ifv
"a n Tfzss a N,~~re.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
..pAR,s A IL o. cRoUBLE.. ;,

TIE Detroit Piaif ~. orvsn Of fae col
or.d people Ia ths ~ :. macs a sCsthing
attack upon the Rev. ?. 2 Zoe for his IN
saltinE rep eseatstion a. ths coi0rsd rae 10
his recent book The Earth sTem olsd The
article cOnciuoes a. foiloss Today we have
Is 0ss scb5a,s sith an average sttsndauce
Of I. go go pupils l2.9o In normal school.
colleges snd academies. wib al annual
graduation from our com anon schools q
about BoO0o and Mr. Roe finds none
among al these capable ot correctly using
The Enxissh language. We protest against
this story because q - i0ei0us We protest
against ii because it = inimicsi 20 our inter-
esfs and an imposition on The punhc. IN
stsst Of being progressive it q over 4 quar-
ter Of a cenrur; behind tue times"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

White & Cody's lots which we're recently
placed with l. ). Provin for sale, are beins
taken by good clsss of citizens and severa
intent bcilding soon. They are the nices
lots in the market.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Small pictures copied and enlarged TO any
size desired. in oil. ink. crayon or wafer
colors, by Knowles & Co., Widdicomb
Block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Small pictures copied and enls rged to any
size desired, in oil, ink. crsyon or water
color-. by Knowles & Co., Widdicomt
Block
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Small pictures copied and enlarged to any
size desired. in oil, ink, crsyon nr water
colors, by Knowles & Co.. Widdicomb
Block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

z~~.ssr see erisix~ 1ns~rvtew~s
=.r4tor stsck sr,.ise exp0s ss-'s ea4 1pinicn
has SsA>s was stronger e>nsidsss sOr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Dr. r Z. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment a
guaranteed specific for Hys,eris Dizzine Con-
WILSON'S Fits. Ncrvnrs SeurAiRis, Heaeache
Nervous Proslration calsod hy the use Of alcohol
or tobacco Wnkefu ness, Mental Depression
softeniug Of the Brain resulting IN ia raniiy aud
lesding TO misery. decay and death, Prcmature
Old Age Barrenness. Loss Of Power In efher
rex. Involuntary Losses aud Spermatorrhoea
caused by orcr-exert!on OF the hgain. self abuse
or over-iodulgence. EaCh hov rorfaius oae
months treatment. 81 box lexes for
s., sent by Tnal prepaid ou Tre e.
WE GUARANTEED
To cure any case With ca I by
VI fOf six boxes. acCOmpauie viii
send the purchaser our writ -
fund the money. II ne treat o1ect
n cure. Gua sntecs issued ol
w. n. TiBBS, DRJ ST,
sole Agent,
126 Monroe-st., Grand Rapids, Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
he had been connected for fourteen years ano "o''
withdraw his resignation.
WHO CONTROLS THE STREET DIGGERS'
THE CORPORATION COUNSEL. THINKS THE COMMON


-,xr co,pop.rtoy COUNSEL THINKS THE COMMON
THE CohrohAii"' Nf - CO
-, o,p,o, no. given To the Alder
Corporation COUNSEL " nrion ""' e'' 80. -
r,oro Comu,ittce on Street Pavements an opinion OIL
ihan0 N' -. I,.,,,o,, Ia ro,arance TO open-
the OF the common Couhch III iot0'o"oN
t. ., s.rs.,a nv steam heating gas light, telegraph anu
'nS Vi 's - AZ, n, pr,.n cites several pro-
.o,s % Il, hearing on the subject setting forth hat
'i'ion' Va -" $3.50 ..u-.r., IN law their pipes
such corporations arc e'"Po"''' - ,,,r;c,noI
hrouph the streets with the consent Oh INC
- -, ro,sorahe rep ulatons and
authorities ana unuer sucu rciSo""oo 49,
thew might prescribe. Any such Poiui
cohii'io"' 10 ''o' Tho oo rdition that
sion, however, to be granteu ohly upoh .no ."A ,
con,nensation should be paid THEREFOR ANU
io''oA""'' M. Aba. n satsfactory bond
upon the further cohuil'on 'h'' .m ..oxo., 4,
snouiu DO given " 'Oo VIZ ,, a.. oomnap.a tion
the use OF the pipes Inc "n.u", y, ,.s,n.d hv tina
ana Tue W opy nine. should be laid.
The aei confirms all prior grants which might nave co
piled with the provisions Oh ms ~. co,nanv WAS made
Inc grant 10 tnc Nv and other grants TO gas light
by the common ,ouhoi ~" Ter Tho nroviso that the
and electric Hght Con- ,rnnId no done under rea
work or taking up the streets suo of Public
sonabe regulations maze ny tnc ,b ti,nes during
Works as 10 the saiety oI tho PUN. IN narticar To-
which public travel may ne ~ % 1oard of
cations. Mr. OBrieh NOUS .s, % Central some what
Electrical C0htrol mas 1oo and telephone
the electric ghtlng anu t he mower of tho Com
panies SUI ne uooS nos ,as haen diminished lie
mon Couhc o.sa III" ,h do,iis ~ The regulations
nolns Iur 'nat tno s,rast navement3 have
cernng uo oPon'5 n,,ss,onar 81 public Works to
been rclegatc" W ,,,nisr -.
adjust. In conclusion MI " nl'on SAP , 49, ,,o,o ar
Such regulations OF The subject as yeuI - I'm his
author the Commissioner OF puDuo not prac.
behalf must no doubt De roasose vi oU The absence OF
liable What Is regulation will naturally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
rrLNcrroN coLLLaE NorES.

rnr<.lIoN. y oct. The friends Of Princeton Will
h. cratincl 10 learn that Or Mc'osh- last pnhlcatoh
Psychology. has been adopted "s 'oN'O'oN III '"o
sac University of Calcutta the knowe lec OF II Is re
r,d ,v All who take the desce OF \. lntuitions OF
inc Mind. and Examination Of Mil. also by DIR. Me
Gosh arc required the same institution OF those taxing
tnc 4 " degree. Official Information has been received
hare that efforts are being made to Introduce the lsy
,,v into tuo leading colleges Of Japan and Ccylon.
TIC Prc.dcnts elective class ot ioriyonc III the post
graduate department Is the largest he ever hdd. lie
lecture. 10 tie class twice week on "IeNi' o ifutns
or teuc asked hs opinion OF college sports President
N,fosb remarked: ~ anu thoroughly Ia itNof o ucih
n! They ado ySry materially TO tho eood discipline OF
tr college as well to tho physical welfare OF ia
neiuber, Football il especially a mo game 10 nc
.u. II 4. rou .h but world ID man aer MS stalu
ann /. rougirr still must admit that abuses cAlsi,
rut these can be ctacacd Then, too. tue matter can
IA. li, far and 100 mich attention given To sports
IN The drtrimcnt .hcr college duties However inter
cocratr sports 20 stay. the COOL points out
r,lin, the objections AMI hope and expect 10 sec
In The near future The evils Of the system done away
y,t,n Nv mutual action OF both faculty ana under
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GOOD SPORT ST THE HARLEM REGATTA.
A poUBLE-sCULL CREW GETS A COLD BAIH-lII.


DlI-NTIFss MEN WIN TIE EIGIT-OAELD RACE
Nine races the programme OF the Harlem Regatta
Associations nineteenth regatta. which took pace Oh tic
Harlem River Yesterday.
In Tie senior singles o. S.evcns. Union Boat Club LED
from the START and In minutes 20 seconds.
In the double between Schiele aud Maoay and
Goodbody and Davidson Of tho Metropolitan Rowing club
and RahDurne and Phps OF the New York Athletic cub
Scee and Mahonoy lei from te start but we're upset by
An Accidental blow from GOoibodys sweep, and Ooodboly
and Davidson won I'm 6nlnutes "a seconds.
1.-THE fouroared gig contested by crews from the
rn,on and Eagle boat clubs. The Union mem Wemact
lo,y O. w Kueller no 2. o. stevens No. 3. NJ kAesch
No a and H. Roche. coxswain IL 10. 81 = soc 18th
ths,r opponenis many TAPS behind.
Tie unior ouroared shell In winch the ATLANTA ami
Nonnare boat clubs the Now.York Athletic club had
the New York Athletic clnDS ere" IN b
M "a acc r. Echlesiug tow ~ the winning crew. p
Iaiilau Nc 2 w. IL. Lewein. No and Valentine MOL
stIoxe. ,..----,,... oo,.,nu oi,,, man -, q
race Tor JUNIOR singles Ia ! H. rs sec
Tn. plif.oared gig by tho New-York Am
lec 4 ub men, PL.ps and Hard In minutes 81 seconus
sbs race Won by the Union BOAT uo
crew IN minutes Tho winning ere" made
M as follows: IL Roche. bow q. W. huch!eT NO -
Wef1schi, No 8 AMI g. j. FltI. stroke
The palr Dared shell another easy unR Tor mo
t,,n, Hoat Club. Tine minutes. 70 seconds
won by the DauBtless Gre" from
The %onparei and NcwYOrk Athletic Club crews IN mn-
utas seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
,rUycu FRESHMEN ErATEy IYA RUS

Etrmlmtm Pcnu oct. : tSptc'Gb. The long cx-
nected cane rush between the sophomore aud freshman
clasfes OF Lehigh University took place today. Tho
souL omorcs formed ut the east end or the athletic
,l. j., a triangular Inass with single limo OF eight
If IA, eavest men IN front, nauked by two double lines
NJ five men each At distance of thirty feet to the west
ia, freshmen were massed without any system and with
oneen n ore men than the sophomores. In the centre
holding thc cane were three men from each class Al
signal the glasses rushed together ana III hVe MN
MES tho rush was over the victorious sophomorcs dV
= -. freshman al the ground. When the cheers for
Ninrv md subsidized. rush OF ncrcer character IN iact
brutal one ragged for several minutes. chutcd ny the
nnn,nore, atrenpting to have "a class photograph
talcu Tho freshmen were again driven ilom the He'll
INC iudpes have decided that the freshmen dare not
carry cafes Lehgh University defeated Swarthinore Ia
game OF football this afternoon; score ~ to Inc
Ill line of the VISITOR their strong point lehlg
Us .troag in rush and hafbacks Captain Bradford, OF
obsh apraned his ankle and may not be able TO play
at,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
coon sConEs Made AT TENNIs.

Tie fall tournament Of the Prospect Park Lawn Tennis
,ocation continued yesterday on the long meadow IN
pospect Park Both gentlomens and mixed doubles wofc
ax,d and were all contested The following 10 the re-
anti of tho play in the tournament
Gentlemen singles-First Class Third Round H. g..
rsncaon heat + " 4. maxwell G-l G-3 FINAL KouLd-
y e. Iancdon beat J.. lIetcamp c., g; Second cas-
Final Round t. Gunnhon boat H. C.irinS'oh w. W.
G-l -, nj. .a,a n ~ r. u.,xeu and
W PowrII Le.t W and q. Adam 6-l. D 2 j. G. la
tnm and b. OConnor bea. T. Mincke and H. Kenyon CO
o. " d. Jones aud h.. Sireblgh beat w. OTmiston ana
A. rarquhat 60. Ga L. liei'oamp and
- a audon L. Gunnison anu W. Spyder
~. -, S"cond rounl-I Hetcam an X. o. isngdon beat
" a. T. Maxwell and ". Powell go. "a; w d. Jones and
= etrsiyh heat j. C. Tatum aud H. OConnor go 81 Ihifd
ronpd~ netcamp and q. Lansdon beat '" D. Jones ana
Nd honbes-First round Miss Brush aud j. e. Iatum
heat Miss Curre and +. w. T. Max ell OIL - o. mss
WcH.r. md r. GunnIsOn beat Miss Muhson ana '" Kay
m"nI 81 81; Miss Bolvn and Duncan curry beat NJ -
nd Duuu "a. Sec Dad round: MISS itc nalls
chi Gnnnlso On beat duncan Curry and MISS eIh "a o. v
Thlrd round-Miss Klchares ana "unh'oh pcA' 'iis'
iTnsb and T. C. Tatum e. unfinished
Referee Daniel o. Relly , q, N, r,o,,.-
Scorers-I 7. Man veil and j. W fotlei'
Tie finale Will be played oil tomOifo"'
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NO 1LnLNos OF oEoReE " oERMAIyE

At the Bank OF New York yesterday 1t was stated
that no tliugs whatever had been received OF mo
missing boohkcepcr. George w. Gcrmaine' VINO has not
been heard Fl, NJ for a week Ills family have com
munlcat., with every rIlve or person likely to know
ANYTHING of hun and the least trace be found
lis accounts perfectly correct ana hl> position
Wa hot one which would expose MN 10 Temp "'iVh'
at -pfng lie suffered from attack OF brain tfouDr'
aud hl, phy -iclan warned h~ fanny al the TINE thab
lie Wa li4Llc o. return % IT, II i supposed thdt
ho dryt Dpcd solcuug Of the brain and wandered Oh
into -ofnr dangerous Ltce where BE- lost his no
The police we're informed ls-' evening tl"t VT. To
ma 20 had been a; tho NOrth RIVER Hoicl ~ Nes
ana Ulrcay sis on Thursday general alarn was
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